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   1 ========================================================================
   2
   3 Roadmap of the Micropolis source code.
   4
   5 ========================================================================
   6
   7 Micropolis designed and implemented by Will Wright,
   8 Unix porting, optimization and multi player user interface design
   9 by Don Hopkins (dhopkins@DonHopkins.com), for DUX Software.
  10
  11 ========================================================================
  12
  13 Documentation:
  14
  15   manual
  16     User manual and help page templates.
  17
  18   src/notes
  19     Notes, to-do lists, lists of potential bugs to work on, and screen
  20     snapshots.
  21
  22 Resources:
  23
  24   res
  25
  26     Resources, data, TCL code, etc.
  27
  28     Modified standard TCL/Tk widget libraries to support multiple
  29     displays, by removing uses of global variables, and instead
  30     storing screen-specific data in tk_priv map,
  31     keyed by "<variable>@<screen>" where screen is
  32     "[winfo screen $w]", the screen identifier.
  33
  34     Data files:
  35       hexa.112
  36       hexa.232
  37       hexa.384
  38       hexa.385
  39       hexa.386
  40       hexa.387
  41       hexa.388
  42       hexa.456
  43       hexa.544
  44       hexa.563
  45       hexa.999
  46
  47     Scenarios:
  48       snro.111
  49       snro.222
  50       snro.333
  51       snro.444
  52       snro.555
  53       snro.666
  54       snro.777
  55       snro.888
  56
  57     String resources:
  58       stri.202
  59       stri.219
  60       stri.301
  61       stri.356
  62
  63     Audio files:
  64       aaah.au
  65       a.au
  66       airport.au
  67       beep.au
  68       boing.au
  69       bop.au
  70       build.au
  71       bulldoze.au
  72       chalk.au
  73       coal.au
  74       com.au
  75       computer.au
  76       cuckoo.au
  77       e.au
  78       eraser.au
  79       expl-hi.au
  80       expl-low.au
  81       fire.au
  82       honk-hi.au
  83       honk-low.au
  84       honk-med.au
  85       ignition.au
  86       ind.au
  87       monster.au
  88       nuclear.au
  89       o.au
  90       oop.au
  91       park.au
  92       police.au
  93       quack.au
  94       query.au
  95       rail.au
  96       res.au
  97       road.au
  98       rumble.au
  99       seaport.au
 100       siren.au
 101       skid.au
 102       sorry.au
 103       stadium.au
 104       traffic.au
 105       uhuh.au
 106       unix.au
 107       whip.au
 108       wire.au
 109       woosh.au
 110       zone.au
 111
 112     Modified TCL/Tk standard library code:
 113
 114       button.tcl
 115         Modified to support multiple displays.
 116       menu.tcl
 117         Modified to support multiple displays.
 118       text.tcl
 119         Modified to support multiple displays.
 120       tk.tcl
 121         Modified to support multiple displays.
 122       buildidx.tcl
 123       entry.tcl
 124       init.tcl
 125       listbox.tcl
 126       mkindex.tcl
 127       parray.tcl
 128       tclinit.tcl
 129       tkerror.tcl
 130       wish.tcl
 131       wishx.tcl
 132       tclindex
 133       tcl.tdx
 134       tcl.tlb
 135       tk.tdx
 136       tk.tlb
 137
 138     Micropolis user interface code:
 139
 140       micropolis.tcl
 141         Micropolis utilities and shared interface code.
 142       help.tcl
 143         Micropolis help messages.
 144       wask.tcl
 145         Ask question window.
 146       wbudget.tcl
 147         Budget window.
 148       weditor.tcl
 149         Map editor window.
 150       weval.tcl
 151         Evaluation window.
 152       wfile.tcl
 153         File open window.
 154       wfrob.tcl
 155         Frob window (dynamic zone finder sliders).
 156       wgraph.tcl
 157         Graph window.
 158       whead.tcl
 159         Head main application window.
 160       whelp.tcl
 161         Help window.
 162       wmap.tcl
 163         Map overview window.
 164       wnotice.tcl
 165         Notice message window.
 166       wplayer.tcl
 167         Add player window.
 168       wscen.tcl
 169         Choose scenario window.
 170
 171     Micropolis sound server code:
 172
 173       sound.tcl
 174         Code loaded by sound server,
 175         which runs in another process,
 176         and is controlled via the TCL "send" command.
 177         No longer used.
 178         Sound should be built into Micropolis, using a modern standard sound library (and file formats).
 179
 180 Base Libraries:
 181
 182   src/tcl
 183     TCL language interpreter.
 184     Free software.
 185     Modified for unix porting.
 186
 187   src/tk
 188     Tk user interface toolkit.
 189     Free software.
 190     Modified for unix porting, multiple display support, various extensions and bug fixes.
 191     See src/notes/to.ouster (message about multiple display support),
 192         src/notes/TkVersion (description of origin and changes in tk)
 193
 194   src/tclx
 195     Useful extensions to TCL/Tk.
 196     Free software.
 197     Modified for unix porting.
 198
 199 Micropolis source code:
 200
 201   src/sim
 202
 203   src/sim/terrain
 204
 205 ========================================================================
 206 Micropolis, Unix Version.  This game was released for the Unix platform
 207 in or about 1990 and has been modified for inclusion in the One Laptop
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